The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1887-05-28

Pacific Hose Company will have
drill this afternoon at ago.
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Baseball match this afternoon be.
tween the Benedicts and Honolulus.
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Mr.. Frank J Higgins has got the tent
in shape for the projected three days
pedestrian match, to which many Of
the young sports are looking forward
with keen interest
Mr.. Cnas. Molteno, proprietor Of the
Kapiolanl bath house, went out in a
row boat with his little daughter last
evening, and was capsized in the surf,
but succeeded in getting safe ashore.
Official G. A. X. uorders relative to
memorial service tomorrow evening.
decoration ceremonies Monday after
noon at the cemetery and exercises
same evening in Music Hall appear in
this issue.
Captain Rice found Mr. "A. Her
bert's steam launch where she was left
Thursday evening, at four o'clock yes
ierdly morning, and the disabled craft
was taken to Honolulu by the tug
Eeu.
The box plan for the Amateur Min
strels' concert this evening was declar-
ed closed yesterday morning, and those
who had not reserved seats were noti-
fed of a chance to get chairs at the
doors.
Mr.. Geo. Huddy is to take DR.. w.
b. McAllister's dentistry office, where
he has been studying the art for nearly
four years, on the doctors departure
for his San Francisco home by an early
steamer
The band will not play at Emma
Square this afternoon, but will play at
the baseball match. Neither will the
band play on Monday evening at
Emma Square, as il will take part in
the Memorial Day exercises at the
Opera House.
AT the Blue Ribbon League free
entertainment tonight Mrs. Hanford
will give a piano solo; Rev. II. II.
Gowen, recitation; Mr.. Levi Lyman,
a bass solo; Mrs. J.. A. Cruzan, a
reading; Mrs. Hanford, a soprano solo,
aud Mr.. L. w. Damon, an address.
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Night before last the Superintendent
of the Water Works had gang Of
men engaged till four o'clock in the
morning, repairing a bad piece Of water
main near the ice works up the Valley.
Mr.. Wilson took the night for il so as
to avoid shutting off the supply to resi-
dents on that line during the day
Mr.. S. ID. Fuller, General Secretary
Of the Y M. G. A., was arrested Thurs
day night for peeping over the Palace
wall, but on explaining at the Station
that he had no bad motive he was re-
leased He is abou. the only man in
town who can peep over ten foot
wall without the aid of ladder.
In the Clerks Office Of the Supreme
Court, yesterday morning, was filed the
case of l.. b. Thomas VS.. f. II. Hay
selden, returnable at the next July
term Of Court. The plaintiff claims OF
defendant the sum of $40, 100, for
injury done to body and mind of the
plaintiff The Marshal personally
served defendant with copy of the
complaint. Messrs. c. Brown and f.
M. Hatch are counsel fer plaintiff
Col. c. II. Judd was driving into
town from his ranch yesterday, when
the hackmen at the Hawaiian Stables
on King street observed a rather heavy
streamer of smoke issuing from his
carriage. They shouted at the colonel
until he stopped, when it was discov-
cred that his oyercoat hanging over
the seat was on fire. A live cigar had
apparently fred the garment, which
was pretty badly damaged when the
discovery was made
Honolulu Rifles,
IL